[ransomnote]

 So Adam Schiff is screaming for the DNI to release a whistleblower report to his committee (they must be running behind on their smear schedule) and is suing as a result, and now we're told that the whistleblower has a former CIA officer as an attorney. On DU the involvement of the former CIA officer is viewed as imparting official "credibility".

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The whistleblower is being represented by Andrew P. Bakaj, a former CIA officer and managing partner at the Compass Ross Legal Group, a national security law firm.

Bakaj, who formerly worked as a lawyer in the CIA Office of the Inspector General, declined to comment on his client or the Post’s story. Others familiar with the whistleblower’s complaint, however, confirmed its broad outlines and that it involves the president’s communications.

According to Schiff, Maguire intervened to block the documents from being transmitted to lawmakers, diverting the complaint to the Justice Department and telling the committee that would refuse to share it because it involved someone outside the intelligence community and might involve matters of confidentiality and privilege....

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/09/19/trump-denies-comment-foreign-leader-whistleblower-1502945

[SERKIT]

This entire convoluted episode simply confirms that they are continuing the spying on a sitting President. A crime committed to prove a non-crime!

[AZLiberty]

On DU the involvement of the former CIA officer is viewed as imparting official "credibility".

I'm so old I remember when libs thought the CIA was evil incarnate.